Physics in the pandemic: ‘I hope the rest of the world can see hope from my experience’
As Wuhan emerges from lockdown, experimental physicist Tao Wang reflects on what “normal” life will look like in the future
Physics in the pandemic: ‘I miss my group’s vibrant office discussions that propelled my research’
Shi En Kim is planning future experiments so she can hit the ground running when her lab reopens
Physics in the pandemic: ‘It was like waiting for a tsunami that is sure to strike’
Mike Follows explains why his life as a physics teacher in Birmingham, UK, has become "pretty surreal"
Backpack computers for small animals, decade of LHC physics in numbers, post-manuscript-submission press conference
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Physics in the pandemic: ‘My workplace probably looks more like a war zone now’
Sam Vennin is impressed by the collaborations developing between research groups and predicts that research will emerge from the current situation deeply transformed
Physics in the pandemic: ‘My job is not amenable to working from home’
Atomic physicist Hannah Williams would normally be fixing lasers and machinery in her lab outside Paris. With France on lockdown, she’s searching for alternatives
Beating COVID-19: the April 2020 issue of Physics World is now out
Understanding the virus behind COVID-19, studying diamond electronics and living in a zero-carbon world
Physics in the pandemic: ‘Watching a phenomenon of staggering scope unfold in real time, dictated by simple mathematics’
As a scientist, Charles Curry believes he should help the public understand evidence-based policies for controlling COVID-19
Physicists doing stupid things
The Physics World team celebrates April Fool’s Day with genuine tales of idiocy from our archives
Physics in the pandemic: ‘Scientists don’t live in a vacuum’
PhD student Lucy Rowlands is creating an ever-expanding list of experiments to do when she can return to the lab
